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Milan Horvat (born 28 July 1919 in Pakrac, Croatia) is a Croatian conductor. From 1969 until 1975, he was head of the newly created Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra. In recent years, he has conducted orchestras across Europe in cities such as Berlin, Rome, Salzburg, and Lisbon.
Some of his performances have been released on CD, including Dvorak's fourth and eighth symphonies, with the Austrian Radio Symphony Orchestra, on the Excelsior label; and Rachmaninoff's third piano concerto with David Helfgott as soloist with the Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra on the RCA Victor label.[1]
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Preceded by
nonePrincipal Conductors, Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra
1969–1975Succeeded by
Leif SegerstamPorin Lifetime Achievement Award Nikša Bareza (2008) · Drago Britvić (2006) · Emil Cossetto (2004) · Croatia Records (2007) · Arsen Dedić (1999) · Dubravko Detoni (2007) · Mato Došen (2010) · Dino Dvornik (2009) · Pero Gotovac (2000) · Milan Horvat (2005) · Đelo Jusić (2007) · Alfi Kabiljo (2004) · Nikica Kalogjera (2001) · Stipica Kalogjera (2010) · Milko Kelemen (1998) · Tereza Kesovija (2009) · Anđelko Klobučar (2002) · Vladimir Krpan (2001) · Ljubo Kuntarić (2009) · Kvartet 4M (1995) · National Folk Dance Ensemble of Croatia LADO (2002) · Anton Marti (1994) · Branko Mihaljević (2005) · Miroslav Miletić (2009) · Drago Mlinarec (2005) · Tomislav Neralić (2006) · Gabi Novak (2006) · Đorđe Novković (1996) · Boško Petrović (2003) · Julije Njikoš (2010) · Ruža Pospiš Baldani (2003) · Božo Potočnik (2005) · Miljenko Prohaska (1995) · Ivo Robić (1997) · Zdenko Runjić (1998) · Siniša Škarica (2002) · Ljubo Stipišić (2006) · Zvonko Špišić (2008) · Nenad Turkalj (2004) · Dunja Vejzović (1999) · Dražen Vrdoljak (2003) · Vice Vukov (2000) · Zagrebački kvartet (2000) · Zagrebački solisti (1994)
Categories:- 1919 births
- People from Pakrac
- Living people
- Croatian conductors (music)
- Vladimir Nazor Award winners
- Croatian people stubs
- European conductor (music) stubs
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